Examples of using Lack of transparency in English and their translations into Danish
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As a third point, the adoption system and its lack of transparency, as well as the situation in Bulgarian orphanages
This secrecy, this lack of transparency, caused serious prejudice to our citizens who did not know what to expect.
Lack of transparency, unclear lobbyist relations,
This lack of uniformity also signifies a lack of transparency, a lack of structures
Lack of transparency and unnecessary state aids are often involved in the award of public contracts, thus giving rise
Parliament should denounce the Agency's lack of transparency and say loud
EU taking their money, they will increasingly resent the EU waste and lack of transparency.
If the Bank, which is already criticised for lack of transparency, does not take the criticism seriously,
This lack of transparency makes it considerably more difficult to prepare the new measures which are being planned.
This reveals a lack of transparency in this procedure due to the Member States' unacceptable dependence on pharmaceutical companies.
I cannot see that there is any lack of transparency in relation to that.
its speculative action and lack of transparency were what caused the financial crisis.
On the one hand, there is a lack of transparency, with absurdly secretive management of instruments
Lack of transparency in this area is case-by-case across the world the real reason for a lot of trouble.
There was a lack of transparency in 2009 and 2010 in the way in which we dealt with the H1N1 strain of influenza,
when I was there, there was some lack of transparency, if could express it in that way.
Culture 2000 could certainly be criticised for lack of transparency, difficulties over selection,
The reasons for this situation, apart from a lack of political will, include bureaucracy, a lack of transparency and the inflexibility of spending regulations.
This lack of transparency prevents an accurate
keep on defending a lack of transparency rather than openness?